The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-05
Personal Mention.


Mrs s. L. Ferree is visiting relatives in Kansas
Mrs. Ovid Butler is entertaining her neice. Miss
Crawford.
Mr. Sam Cobb will leave this week for the West for
extended trip.
Mr. Granville s. Coz. of Grand Rapids, o.. is in the
atty for few days.
Mrs w. p Ijams. Of Terrs Haute, spent part of
last week in this city.
Mrs. Lima Cooper will go to Corning. Pa, this
month, 10 make a visit.
Mr. G. A. Sudlow has returned from a three weeks
absence in West Virginia.
Miss Jennie Hess leaves this week for Lafayette to
visit her sister. Mrs Clark
Mrs. Will Armstrong and daughter Ruth guests
Df Mrs. and Mrs. David Stout
J. NJ Bishop. attorney, of Mooresville was in the
sty on legal business yesterday.
Mrs John Daniels Of Piqua is the guest of Mrs. E.
Z. Mckee. on North Tennessee street.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Brenton. of New Jersey are
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Goodrich.
Mrs. w. A. Holgate and son. from Kane. PENN are
visiting her parents on Noyh Illinois street
Mrs. McWiliams. who visited friends here, was
Unexpectedly called home to Detroit on Friday.
Mr.. J. +. Gookins the welknown Chicago artist,
is spending some time with his sister, Mrs Duy.
Mr.. Henry Derine and family will go to house
keeping this week at No. 81 Ease Seventh street.
Mrs. G. s. Willard and daughter Sarah are visiting
Mrs Mards sister in Louisville and will return this
week.
Mrs. VIII Collins, OF Hartford, Conn, who has
been visiting her sister Mrs Steele left for home
Thursday.
Mr. r. Malott left last night for Now York to
bring his daughter home who has been attending
school at Newburg
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pierce will leave for New York
this week and sail for Europe Saturday, for stay
Of several months.
Mise Bessie Nichols. of New Richmond. o.. and
Mrs. Donhsm, of Cincinnati, will visit Mrs. George
+. Branham this week.
Miss Jessie Clippinger, of Connersville will spend
the month of lima wit her aistav Mira
North Delaware street.
Mr.. W. F. Mason, who has been spending three
weeks with Mrs. Mason and son, returned to the
Pacific coast on Monday.
Miss Frances Gould. who has been tho guest of
Mrs. +; > Newcomer and daughter intends to return
70 her home in Chicago tomorrow.
Mrs. Chas. r.. Jndson Mrs. Eliza Hndrcks Mrs
Jennie Patterson and Miss Massey will leave Tues
day for West Point and New York.
Miss Msude Myers, of Minneapolis. who has been the
guest of the Misses Cooper North Meridian street.
viii Leave tomorrow night for Chicago
Mr. Scott O. Bone: city editor of the Sentinel will
g married to Miss Mary Worth niece Of ex-Secretary
OF State Myers, in Anderson, on June 10.
Colonel Downing and wife. Mrs. Sallie Vajen and
daughter and Miss Frances Bristol will leave NOR
row for Colorado. to be absent all summer.
Mrs. Walter Cathie, of st. Paul. who has been the
guest of Mrs W. X. Bingham. will 20 to Mrs Charles
y. sayles's tomorrow to visit for n week two.
Ths Misses Helen and Margaret Baldwin will reach
nome from Vassar College Friday. Miss Helen is
spending few days in New York and Washington en-
route.
Mr. and Mrs. w A Krag and family viii take pos
session OF their home No. 729 North Meridian street.
tomorrow The house has been improved in various
ways since tho destructive FIRE Of several months
ago
Mr. j. L. Hunt starts in n few days for southwest
srn Arizona where no and other indianapolis citizens
have invested in lands located between the ella river
md the Southern Pacific railroad, in Yuma county.
mis- address while there will be Sentinel r. o.
Col Francis w. Parker. late of the Boston and
quincy schools of Chicago. will deliver adj
sress upon THE Education of Frobel." at the fifth
sn III commencement of the Indiana KINDERGARTEN
md Primary Normal school The exercises will be
PED IN the tabernacle Church, Friday evening.
'1ne 10, at o'clock.
A pr L. w Munhall is meeting with great in
ny , meetings at Toledo. The Bee of Thursday says:
~ mas been many days, if it happened. since
tne First Congregational Church had such a magnih-
cent audience within its walls upon last night.
very available spot occupied with seats. people
STOOD up whsro they could aud great numbers were
unsole TO get in ut all The for this immense
sathern9 was to hear Rev. DIR. Munhau Discourse
spon the subject of Worldly Amusements" with
special reference to the theater. dancing and card
paying The Doctor stated that he had other de-
s re taan to assist in building up the Christians in
Loedo IN the proper faith and hoped that everything
he would say would be taken from heart full of
Dve Tor them. IL is the genera. opinion that
'A'nest sermon has been preached in this city"